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It will provide an in-depth look at Gaga as she balances relationships with her stardom.

Gaga released clips from the documentary teasing health struggles and the singer addressing her famous feud with Madonna.

If you're not able to attend Lady Gaga's Joanne World tour, fans will be able to get close and personal with the star next month from the comfort of their living rooms.

Netflix announced Thursday morning it will release a documentary on the singer in September.

The documentary, "Gaga: Five Foot Two," is from filmmaker Chris Moukarbel, who also did "Banksy Does New York," and will show a year in the life of the Mother Monster.

According to a press release, the documentary will show Gaga's relationship struggles, health issues, and the singer navigating and conquering insecurities.

The artwork released for Lady Gaga's documentary. Netflix "I had a rare opportunity to create a portrait of an artist with such an open heart and mind. I feel really lucky that Gaga trusted me and my vision," said Moukarbel.

Gaga released four clips from the upcoming documentary on her Instagram account Thursday of what fans can expect, and it looks like it will be an emotional, raw look at the superstar.

In one clip, Gaga is at a doctor about to undergo a procedure. Neither she nor the doctor say what it is for, but there's talk of trying to relieve the singer of intense pain in her face. The pain is described as feeling like she's "running from the tiger all the time."

Lady Gaga at the doctor's office waiting for treatment. Netflix

The nameless doctor also suggests there's a psychological factor to her pain.

In late 2016, Gaga opened up about suffering from chronic pain. After receiving messages from fans about their experiences, the singer shared some of her remedies including an infrared sauna.

"When my body goes into a spasm one thing I find really helps is infrared sauna. I've invested in one," wrote Gaga in November 2016. "They come in a large box form as well as a low coffin-like form and even some like electric blankets! You can also look around your community for a infrared sauna parlor or homeopathic center that has one. I combine this treatment with marley silver emergency blankets (seen in the photo) that trap in the heat and are very cheap, reusable and effective for detox as well as weight loss!"

There's not much to the clip. Gaga says she admires Madonna before being questioned about her sincerity in an awkwardly edited clip that gets cut off as soon as she says, "The only thing that really bothers me about her is ..."

A third clip shows Gaga bearing her soul and getting personal about how she doesn't like feeling alone.

It's clear that it's difficult for the singer to let her guard down a bit. In a separate audio recording to her fans she said that she hasn't watched any of the clips she posted on social media for fans. She also divulged that she hasn't watched the entire documentary and doesn't plan to before it premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival and airs later on Netflix.

"I have seen a few short clips of the documentary, but I decided not to watch it all the way through, or most of it for that matter, because I can't be objective about myself. So, you'll see it before I do," said Gaga.

"Gaga: Five Foot Two" will be available to stream on Netflix September 22.